San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-15
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BLOCK. Oppennelmer " Co., OF UalNeb-
ton, assigned.
Count Lichnovski, grand prior OF the
Knights Of Malta, 10 dead
Edison, the great electrician, is dying
Of consumption.
An incendiary fire vt Anaconda, NJ.
T., destroyed $4,000 worth OF property.
China has massed 10000 troops In the
districts OF Kashgar and Kuldga.
The German generals continue tanning
the hatred against France into flame.
Texas house passes bill forbidding
killing Of fish by explosives.
Emperor William Ia reported weak,
physically.
Mrs. Parsons barsngues the Chicago
socialists.
New York contributes 5000 for the
election expenses OFFS socialist members
OF the German reichstag.
The proclaimed nationalist meeting
was held In the club rooms at Dublin
with barricaded doors.
G. A. X. calls for an expression OF sem
timent on the dependent pension bill for
the benefit Of congress.
The mysterious murder Of Charles SEQ
field, book-keeper, Of McNeill's mills,
winnipeg, is reported.
A st. Louis machinist makes three at
tempts at suicide In one day and finally
succeeds.
Mrs. Mary Selva, of Boston, unjustly
accused of infidelity by her sister-in-law,
suicides.
The Michigan flood was caught by a
freeze and the streets are stores OF sub
merged towns are filled with ice.
Galveston will donate half block of
ground for the medical college to be
built with John Sealy's $4,000.
The bill, allowing $4,000 a year for
militia equipment, becomes a law by the
10 days limitation.
Williams election manifesto will be
issued on the l9th;tOO late for press COM
ment.
Signor Depretes and Count Desobe-
liant will try their hands at Italian cabi-
net making.
In the United States senate Hale pre-
sents protest against ratifying the ex-
tradition treaty with Great Britain.
ColOred men in Mississippi petition
senate for 500 each to pay expenses to
Liberia. They say they starve here.
80 nanSna ~ !. 81 ,eluesteu W lulil n sen
inc Cnttin0,s arrest and release
1.uho. q $50 -, - ao..
naroor ueiehces anu ha'al cohstiuc-
reached,
Senate conference committee on nor
them Pacific lands report that they can
get no response from the house.
o hoiiaSm HG" toIh anu thh-
men IN Give the old ones pIecss
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bis worr nap 70 un,e To- tha asr "pp1 go
military term
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,on ne o. :,a e oSn :, ra'r association VIII
meeting.
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n'tn oast win nv, say mne'ner ne VIII
between France and Germany
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1911 many sn uas pia1eu pa.Iois aions .ne
France.
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sociat;nn aUnoin,s 40 W. , nh.rs Inv i 10
mediate dufv
ret, T.n,o uo,. -.
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aiming nv" 'no o"ioau'
Inc Lester damage suit Tor SlOO,OOO
against ten. Ben Butler Is on at New
iorK'
Georgia is trying to pool her issues
and secure one member OF the inter-
state commerce commission.
The strikers in jersey City offer to
raturn tn work hnt ara rsfnsaJ amnIny
ment.
The B Jston horse car strike continues.
Police protect the line where cars are
run, and stages make up the connections.
Diplomatic relations are rnntpred he
tween the sultan of Zanzibar and Port
ugal.
The workjno force in tho Stsye ria,
factory. in Vienna, has been 1uadrn.
Mad
The second son of PIon pIon Jeroms
wants m sccomnoOy tha Itoii,D $500
to Massowah.
C.-,ss I'll
dia Win reneatina riaas ga t,rn 60,
her Martini rifles m the Senovs
o,ai n esquy . was 4ru S int0 Ine
der general Of the revolntIon 70, pneey
Loaned 0overnment and services ron
dered.
IA the resnIt of the reoantIv discov-
cred conspiracy against the Russian gov
ernment, % cadets and officers, including
the superior officer of the acadamy
staff, have been arrested.
uopse snen, most 81 ,ha oas.;oD die
cussing questions of procedure, and